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Track Park City's 41 Olympic Athletes with TownLift's New Online Tool
TownLift launches an online tool to track Park City's 41 Olympic athletes at the 2026 Games, enhancing community engagement and support.
Thrilling Skijoring Event Draws Huge Crowds in Salt Lake City Amid Snow Shortage
Despite a lack of snow, Salt Lake City's Winter Roundup skijoring event drew large crowds, showcasing winter sports excitement and community spirit.
Urgent Silver Alert Issued for Missing 65-Year-Old Woman in St. George
A Silver Alert has been activated for Linda Marie Johnson, a 65-year-old woman missing in St. George, raising community concerns for her safety.
From Influencer to Activist: Nick Shirley's Role in Federal Crackdown
Nick Shirley's journey from influencer to advocate highlights the intersection of social media fame and public safety, prompting federal action.
Mormon Women for Ethical Government Advocates for Immigration Reform in Utah
Mormon Women for Ethical Government calls for ethical immigration reform in Utah, advocating for accountability and compassion in policies.
Skijoring Takes Center Stage at Winter Roundup in Downtown Salt Lake City
The Winter Roundup brought skijoring to downtown Salt Lake City, captivating thousands with thrilling performances on imported snow.
Military Families Face Challenges: Employment and Food Insecurity on the Rise
A recent survey reveals military families are facing rising employment and food insecurity challenges as Congress debates a potential shutdown.
Iconic Artwork 'LOVE' Finds Permanent Home at Utah Museum of Fine Arts
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts welcomes Robert Indiana's 'LOVE' as a permanent installation, enriching the local cultural landscape.
UDOT Unveils Powerful Super Bowl Ad Highlighting Dangers of Distracted Driving
UDOT's new Super Bowl ad warns drivers of the deadly risks of distracted driving, urging safer habits on Utah roads.
Ogden Proposes 25-Unit Apartment Complex for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care
Ogden housing officials are proposing a 25-unit building for youth aging out of foster care, aiming to provide stability and support.
Discovering the Art of Knife and Sword Making at 4D Blades in Utah
Dan Olsen's 4D Blades offers immersive knife and sword-making classes in Heber, Utah, inspiring the next generation of craftsmen.
Utah Olympic Park Hosts Enthusiastic Watch Party for Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
Utah Olympic Park hosts 1,000 fans for a spirited watch party celebrating the Winter Olympics opening ceremony and reminiscing about 2002.
Experienced Hiker Rescued After Serious Fall at Bridal Veil Falls
A seasoned hiker, Jacque Tietjen, was rescued after a serious fall at Bridal Veil Falls, sparking discussions on hiking safety.
The Silent Disappearance: How Park City Is Losing Its Essential Workers
Park City faces a troubling issue as essential workers go missing, unnoticed in a community that relies on their labor.
A Nostalgic Ski Adventure in Park City: Memories of Winter Fun
A nostalgic journey through Park City’s skiing culture in the 1980s, featuring memorable adventures with golden retrievers.
Angel Moroni's Trumpet Relocated After Earthquake Damage: A New Chapter
The original trumpet of Angel Moroni from the Salt Lake Temple finds temporary refuge at BYU's library after earthquake damage.
Park City Tackles Affordable Housing Crisis with New Initiatives
Park City faces a housing crisis as locals struggle with high rents and few options. New initiatives aim to create affordable housing solutions.
Utah Celebrates Italy 2026 Winter Games with Cauldron Lighting and Watch Party
Salt Lake City hosts a vibrant watch party to celebrate the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Winter Games, highlighted by a cauldron relighting.
Bricks Corner Expands to West Valley City with New Detroit-Style Pizza Location and Gelato Bar
Bricks Corner, known for Detroit-style pizza, opens in West Valley City with a gelato bar. A culinary experience awaits locals this May.
Discovering Wendover: A Journey Through History and Nature
Wendover, Utah, offers a blend of history and natural beauty beyond its casinos, featuring geothermal wonders and a WWII museum.
Family Sues Construction Company After Woman Killed by Debris at Music Festival
The Hartmann family is suing a construction company after Jessica Hartmann was killed by debris during a music festival evacuation.
Inspiring Women Lead TEDxParkCity Event with Stories of Change and Innovation
TEDxParkCity Women on Feb. 10 features inspiring speakers sharing impactful ideas in healthcare, entrepreneurship, and filmmaking.
Empowering the Next Generation: Lynsey Gammon Launches Mountain Song Farms Consulting in Utah
Lynsey Gammon launches Mountain Song Farms Consulting to mentor new farmers in Utah, focusing on women and community connections.
Mapleton Homeowners Rally Against Proposed Road Expansion Impacting Farms
Mapleton residents are rallying against a proposed road expansion that threatens their homes and farms, igniting community concerns.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts Unveils Iconic Robert Indiana LOVE Sculpture
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts celebrates the unveiling of Robert Indiana's iconic LOVE sculpture, enhancing its cultural presence in Utah.
Park City Runner Aims for 70th Marathon on Milestone Birthday
Park City resident Mary Anne Marciante prepares for her 70th marathon on her 70th birthday, showcasing resilience and community support.
Exciting Events in Park City: Fitz and the Tantrums, Craft Workshops, and More!
Discover exciting events in Park City, including a Fitz and the Tantrums concert, creative workshops, and community support initiatives.
Park City Historical Society Becomes Utah's Sole Smithsonian Affiliate
The Park City Historical Society and Museum partners with the Smithsonian, becoming Utah's only affiliate, enhancing local heritage and education.
Exploring the Legacy of the Flinders Family Ranch in Park City, Utah
Historians David Nicholas and Stuart Stanek explore the rich history of the Flinders Family Ranch in an upcoming presentation.
Utah Couple Combines Faith and Service to Feed the Community in St. George
In St. George, Alex and Hannah Viktora combine faith and service to combat food insecurity through their initiative, Grub and Gospel.
Fundraiser Launched for 1-Year-Old Injured in Three-Story Fall in Utah
A one-year-old in Utah is hospitalized after a three-story fall, prompting community support through a GoFundMe campaign.
Habitat for Humanity Advocates for Enhanced Collaboration with Heber City on Affordable Housing
Habitat for Humanity seeks collaboration with Heber City to address affordable housing challenges amid rising land prices and zoning restrictions.
Exploring Utah's Pride Through Political Cartoons and Local Narratives
Mark Bagley's cartoon 'Utah Proud' sparks dialogue on state identity and community pride amid changing demographics.
Heber Valley Students Rally for Immigration Rights Amid National Tensions
Heber Valley students protested immigration policies, voicing concerns and showing solidarity in a powerful gathering at Heber City Park.
Salt Lake City Pub's Vegan Wings Named Best in the U.S. by Animal-Rights Group
A Salt Lake City pub has been named home to the best vegan wings in the U.S. by PETA, highlighting a growing trend in plant-based dining.
Financial Struggles of Aspiring Stay-at-Home Moms in Utah
In Utah, many aspiring stay-at-home moms face financial hurdles that challenge their dreams of raising large families.
Latter-day Saint Evelyn Caceres Faces Difficult Decision to Self-Deport
Evelyn Caceres, a Latter-day Saint convert, faces the painful decision to self-deport after fleeing gang violence in El Salvador, highlighting the challenges immigrants endure.
Saratoga Springs Residents Experience Earthquake, Schools Respond to Alert
A moderate earthquake rattled Saratoga Springs, prompting school alerts as residents experienced varying reactions to the tremor.
Utah County Residents Share Experiences After 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake
Utah County felt a 3.5 magnitude earthquake Thursday, prompting responses from residents and experts on preparedness and safety.
Art Installation Celebrates Salt Lake City's Longest Transportation Challenge
A new art installation in Salt Lake City highlights long-standing transportation challenges, uniting community and culture.
Apply Now: Youth Sports Alliance Stein Erickson Spring Scholarships Available for Athletes
Applications for the Youth Sports Alliance Stein Erickson Spring Scholarships are now open, providing vital support for young athletes.
Newcomers Club Welcomes Park City Water Department for Informative Social Event
Join the Newcomers Club on Feb. 11 for an insightful session with Park City Water Department, discussing local water challenges and solutions.
Park City Celebrates Sundance's Legacy with Poetic Farewell to Boulder
Park City bids farewell to Sundance with a heartfelt poem for Boulder, highlighting community ties and cultural legacy.
Southern Utah Residents Share Key Community Issues Impacting Growth
Residents of southern Utah discuss key community issues like housing and growth, shaping future reporting and initiatives.
TEDxParkCity Women Welcomes New Speakers for 2026 Event on Environmental Issues and Entrepreneurship
TEDxParkCity Women announces new speakers, focusing on environmental issues and entrepreneurship at the Feb. 10 event.
Park City Hosts Olympic Watch Party at Miner’s Park from Feb. 6-22
Park City will host an Olympic watch party at Miner’s Park from Feb. 6-22, featuring daily games coverage and local food options.
Santaquin Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Data Center Development
Residents of Santaquin are divided over a proposed data center, citing environmental concerns and potential economic benefits.
Park City Hosts Olympic Watch Parties at Miners Park and Library
Park City prepares for Winter Olympic watch parties at Miners Park and Library, fostering community spirit through sports.
He Gets Us Campaign Takes a Personal Approach for 2026 Super Bowl Ads
The 'He Gets Us' campaign prepares to debut personal ads in the 2026 Super Bowl, aiming to connect deeply with viewers and reshape perceptions of faith.
Alarming Trend: Cars Ignore Stopped School Buses in American Fork
School bus drivers in American Fork warn of dangerous trend as cars ignore stopped buses, putting children at risk.